Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Sat May 20, 2017 1:42 am
this game is remarkable. 72 CLE - 31 BOS at the half. i am speechless. the only sounds i am making are farts. and typing noise.
don't jinx itlennytheweedwhacker wrote:the cavs are going to sweep the finals
go spurs96583UP wrote:don't jinx itlennytheweedwhacker wrote:the cavs are going to sweep the finals
CLE is basically 1 rolled ankle away from looking like the 2013-2014 NYK
It's a regular season award.96583UP wrote:and lebron didnt make it in the top three for MVP voting? insane. but, that makes sense in a year where donald trump gets elected prez: clearly, most of america has gone 'full retard'
correct, and it was just made known todayMonkey_Driven wrote:It's a regular season award.96583UP wrote:and lebron didnt make it in the top three for MVP voting? insane. but, that makes sense in a year where donald trump gets elected prez: clearly, most of america has gone 'full retard'
It's much more impressive to be the best over the course of an entire season than during the playoffs though, right? The sample size is just too small.96583UP wrote:and lebron didnt make it in the top three for MVP voting?
for the sake of the MVP award, regular season makes the most sense. but imo, it is more impressive to be the best over the playoffs than in the regular season. the regular season is when millionaires are not necessarily trying. in the playoffs, they are trying. but to the point i think folks might be trying to get at: i believe lebron was more impressive than kawhi over the regular season. he had better stats, and strikes me as being more valuable to his team. kawhi is a great player, but the Spurs can still win without him (maybe not vs. GS; but you saw how they handled Houston when he was out). But at the end of the day, the league needs some younger stars to start to juice up so let's all just drink some sprite and forget that the refs just called 27 fouls on the Kings.Simple Torture wrote:It's much more impressive to be the best over the course of an entire season than during the playoffs though, right? The sample size is just too small.96583UP wrote:and lebron didnt make it in the top three for MVP voting?
It depends really. For Westbrook/Harden who have no chance of ever winning anything that matters in their current state, yes.Simple Torture wrote:It's much more impressive to be the best over the course of an entire season than during the playoffs though, right? The sample size is just too small.96583UP wrote:and lebron didnt make it in the top three for MVP voting?
I'm telling you. It's his career.Joesanity wrote:I bet Al Horford sees blowout losses to the Cavs in his sleep at this point.